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> Your sources are fake and ridiculous. This has been addressed by better writers than me, so I will go ahead and quote them here: Your sources are non existen

by _kbh_ 3y ago

> Your sources are fake and ridiculous. This has been addressed by better writers than me, so I will go ahead and quote them here: Your sources are non existent why don’t you link to these people writing these opinions if they are so strong?. > The rest are left as an exercise to the reader. And by the rest you mean all of it right cause you don’t have a single source or evidence of anything. Here’s another source. >https://amp.smh.com.au/world/europe/images-emerge-of-car-laden-with-explosives-on-ukraine-dam-before-it-exploded-20230619-p5dhkq.html https://amp.smh.com.au/world/europe/images-emerge-of-car-lad... Your biggest mistake is to think that the Russians don’t want to appear as monsters. They are more than happy to, so much so that when they commit war crimes like blowing up the dam. They cheer it on and want their military to blow up even more dams. Just like when they downed MH17 Russians were cheering on this destruction until they learnt about the disgust from the international community. Then the switch flipped and people like yourself went into overdrive to try and deny more Russian war crimes.

vGPU 3y ago
Yes, because the Russian soldier who claims to have executed prisoners is going to be chummy enough with Ukrainian media to go and have a 30 minute live-streamed video where it’s quite apparent that they’re friends. And he wouldn’t immediately catch a bullet from the SBU for leaking secrets. Oh, and here’s another question. The blogger says “our guys” - as in, the Russians. Why would a Ukrainian blogger be calling Russian soldiers “our guys”? Was he trying to represent himself as a Russian news source? This would be rather bizarre, as he posted this on his YouTube site that professes to be Ukrainian. The point being, the whole thing is a blatant fake, and people like you double down on their jingoistic rhetoric because they can’t imaging being fooled by such half-witted propaganda.
- _kbh_ 3y ago
  > The point being, the whole thing is a blatant fake, and people like you double down on their jingoistic rhetoric because they can’t imaging being fooled by such half-witted propaganda. Speaking of propaganda. Who's your source?, the words that you quote are useless without an actual person to put them too. Theres also now plenty of news articles that have multiple bits of evidence that you have conveniently just left out. You have a lot to type for someone without a single source.

by _kbh_ 3y ago

vGPU 3y ago

Yes, because the Russian soldier who claims to have executed prisoners is going to be chummy enough with Ukrainian media to go and have a 30 minute live-streamed video where it’s quite apparent that they’re friends. And he wouldn’t immediately catch a bullet from the SBU for leaking secrets. Oh, and here’s another question. The blogger says “our guys” - as in, the Russians. Why would a Ukrainian blogger be calling Russian soldiers “our guys”? Was he trying to represent himself as a Russian news source? This would be rather bizarre, as he posted this on his YouTube site that professes to be Ukrainian. The point being, the whole thing is a blatant fake, and people like you double down on their jingoistic rhetoric because they can’t imaging being fooled by such half-witted propaganda.

_kbh_ 3y ago
> The point being, the whole thing is a blatant fake, and people like you double down on their jingoistic rhetoric because they can’t imaging being fooled by such half-witted propaganda. Speaking of propaganda. Who's your source?, the words that you quote are useless without an actual person to put them too. Theres also now plenty of news articles that have multiple bits of evidence that you have conveniently just left out. You have a lot to type for someone without a single source.